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Foreign Affairs › Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by bidexiii(op): 10:14pm On Jul 13, 2018
Covert1:
Yuhuuuu! He learnt a new word today from Covert: Critical Thinking. Wow! You see how I help elevate your I.Q just a bit. Take a seat.
What you and your fellow colleague lacked. Population increase been a major cause for not exporting and you not able to pinpoint a single fact .

What a bunch of dummies, you better take a bow now.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by bidexiii(op): 10:10pm On Jul 13, 2018
CDS REASSURES NEMA OF ARMED FORCES CONTINUOUS SUPPORT

The Chief of Defence Staff (CDS) General Abayomi Gabriel Olonisakin has reassured the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) that the Armed Forces would remain committed and supportive in achieving its institutional objectives. The CDS gave the assurance during the visit of Director General of the Agency Engr. Mustapha Yunusa Mustapha to the Defence Headquarters Abuja.

General Olonisakin who received the Director General and his entourage observed that the Armed Forces and NEMA were inseparable twins when issues of national emergency and disaster relief are discussed. He appreciated the efforts of the agency in promptly responding to various emergencies across the country and promised that military barracks were available for the Agency as safe haven during emergencies.

Charting the pathway to effective collaboration in disaster relief and other emergencies, the CDS noted that the Armed Forces had put in place in-house mechanisms such as the Defence Response Units which are located across the country. This measure, he said, is to ensure quick and timely responses to natural disasters and other emergencies. The CDS therefore appealed to the Director General to work closely with the Defence Response Units particularly in the area of experience sharing, technical capability, emergency simulation and other aspects of training.

In his remarks, Engr. Mustapha Yunusa said his team’s visit to the Defence Headquarters was in furtherance of the strategic partnership between his Agency and the Armed Forces, as stipulated in the NEMA Act. He revealed that through the dexterity and unflinching commitment of Armed Forces personnel deployed as composite force for emergency relief operations, NEMA had recorded tremendous achievements in the execution of its mandate. The DG therefore praised the steadfastness and commitment of the Armed Forces in response to various emergencies across the country in which he observed no military personnel had been found wanting in their personal and professional conducts.

Engr. Mustapha Yunusa said since 2012, the Agency had not recorded any major emergency situation but grappling with the humanitarian issues arising from the insurgency in North Eastern part of Nigeria. He affirmed that the Agency has 17 Disaster response units situated at strategic locations to facilitate emergency responses.

Foreign Affairs › Re: African Militaries/ Security Services Strictly Photos Only And Videos Thread by bidexiii: 9:51pm On Jul 13, 2018
Covert1:
Bidexiii today you lost your honor as a Young officer and Gentleman. Everyone knows you were better than this. Clearly the enemy got to you and sweetened your tea with that Special brand of Otukpo weed. We are still here to help you find sense and stop the hallucinations.

Today you were a disgrace to Nigerianness. Sad. You went so low. A surprising disappointment.
Dude you just crossed your line.

And how on earth did you know am young & and a military personnel. It's a privilege been in the military and to wear those uniform, you know huh

You know nothing about being a soldier or tell me i av lost the honor of been a gentleman.
Defending Nigeria's Honour, goes beyond resiting the national anthem & pledge.

You are not in the position to tell me that trash undecided


Henry apologies for derailing the thread am done with these nuisance.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by bidexiii(op): 9:30pm On Jul 13, 2018
Covert1:
Scamper off my mention I.diot!!!!!!!!!!!! Look at the riff-raff pumping chest because he can dare show his pain, recalcitrance, m.adness, envy, nuisance on Nairaland. Chief of the fake people on Nairaland who know nothing but to be patronizing l.unacy as if their lives depend on it. I.diot of the highest order. M.ad man!
@jake

Please let's just pretend as if he never said anything. Right now his acting like a person bitten by a dog affected with rabies undecided
Foreign Affairs › Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by bidexiii(op): 9:25pm On Jul 13, 2018
iblawi:
You shouldn't have jumped into the conversion without checking the dude I quoted too.

The guy claimed Ethiopia still export more agric goods than Nigeria even though I claimed we producing more. My humble answer was we have larger population which indirectly means more market to serve than the Ethiopians.

Simple answer is that we have larger consumer market that needs to be satisfied locally first. I hope this is clearer if the word population is confusing.






Next time Dont jump into argument blindly.
Dude do with have to break you head, before you think properly.

Population increase or larger consumer is never a reason not to export . That's a lazy man's excuse.

The advent of oil lead to all these mess, we abandon farming for black gold.

Coffee now it's totally gone, 1 out of 7 cocoa processing factory we've got, is only workimg in Ede Osun States.

Ajaokuta & refineries are has good as nothing. Dude when Nigerians population was not a crazy as what we have now. In the 60s, 70s & early 80s Nigerians exported more.

So simple, yet critical thinking.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by bidexiii(op): 8:43pm On Jul 13, 2018
allexpensive:
What vehicle is this?
It's the FV-105 Sultan vehicle .
Foreign Affairs › Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by bidexiii(op): 5:59pm On Jul 13, 2018
bidexiii:
To some picture posting ... grin



Observing the airforce repelling BHT attack.

Foreign Affairs › Re: African Militaries/ Security Services Strictly Photos Only And Videos Thread by bidexiii: 5:50pm On Jul 13, 2018
Covert1:
I did forget it's that time of the month. You forgot your medications in addition to smoking a special brand of weed from Otukpo. You're d.egenerate by every standard of the word.
Good that's means you've been long in the trade; you even know when it makes you rant all these nonsense you've been typing.

Another typical Nigerian that doesn't make good use of is medulla oblongata.
Foreign Affairs › Re: African Militaries/ Security Services Strictly Photos Only And Videos Thread by bidexiii: 5:46pm On Jul 13, 2018
iblawi:

Actually, some French men were arrested while supplying boko haram with weapons but that was when the conflict was really hot. Most of the sponsors then too were locals.


During the civil war, France also supported the Biafrans.

These are some of the reasons Nigerians don't really feel comfortable with France and their puppets (Chad and Cameroon).
Foreign Affairs › Re: African Militaries/ Security Services Strictly Photos Only And Videos Thread by bidexiii: 5:44pm On Jul 13, 2018
iblawi:
It seems you have another mission.

Am not saying there are no local sponsors of boko haram. all am saying is they received significant help from France using our neighbouring countries.

Several French men were arrested in Cameroon and Nigeria in connection with their support for this group and France did everything possible to make sure they were not tried control of the lake chad basin.
Chad and Niger republic already discovered oil there. Same way France supported Cameroon over bakasi peninsula because of oil.

What more do you want?

Do you need pictures of those arrested from me before you stop this useless question?
Foreign Affairs › Re: African Militaries/ Security Services Strictly Photos Only And Videos Thread by bidexiii: 5:39pm On Jul 13, 2018
iblawi:
If you are quoting me please differentiate my statements from yours.

I see no conflict in my comments. I provided link for everything i said too.

How did my comment concern business transactions with French companies. As bad as india - Pakistan relationship is, you still find business men doing businesses in both countries. Nemesis8u please am I lying?

I Dont know if you have problem with comprehension but what I said had nothing to do with business relation. I only defended the guy that said we are not really comfortable with France, Chad and Cameroon when it comes security issues.
You are very good at denying what you type yourself. You are such are pathetic & dummy liar.

Can't you see your statements/quotes are the bold letters, do you need eye glasses. I copied them from the past few pages dude.

Do you want to deny them let me refresh your spunky brain.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by bidexiii(op): 5:31pm On Jul 13, 2018
Covert1:
Lol! And which books are those of course u don't know. See who types poo! Whatever made u not to copy and paste this time to defend ur eldorado Ethiopia. Ah! U have run out of steam and as usual the easy way out is to insult the teacher. You might want to look up what it means to comprehensively win a war. While u're doing that ask for help from a primary six kid to understand the meaning of a stalemate, truce, armistice or cold peace and then surrender.

And finally to educate you again not that it's my pleasure it's pupils for primary school children and students for secondary school adolescents/teenagers both where it may apply. So now we know it's you who didn't read beyond those confines.
Dude are you still spitting your garage...


Facts you can do research on and comprehend. And you claim books you have read I haven't . And all what you've been saying are baseless and fabricated points that doesn't make sense.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by bidexiii(op): 3:52pm On Jul 13, 2018
Egypt and the UK are facing shared challenges in maritime security and counterterrorism. The visit of HMS Argyll is the latest in a series of high-profile steps forward in our defence cooperation, to strengthen the bonds between our two navies

Foreign Affairs › Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by bidexiii(op): 3:50pm On Jul 13, 2018
Update - The Egyptian Civil Aviation Minister announced that the explosion took place in two fuel tanks outside #Cairo International airport.

Foreign Affairs › Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by bidexiii(op): 3:49pm On Jul 13, 2018
Confirmed - The Sound of Explosion heard hours ago near #Cairo International airport was from the main fuel Station at the airport.

Foreign Affairs › Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by bidexiii(op): 3:46pm On Jul 13, 2018
#Egyptian Armed Forces COS Lt.Gen Mohamed Fareed inspected Army Troops in Central #Sinai Today.

Foreign Affairs › Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by bidexiii(op): 3:42pm On Jul 13, 2018
Mk-48 Logistics Vehicle & Oshkosh M-ATV MRAP Vehicles with Minesweeper For the Multinational Forces & Observers (MFO) in Gorah Airport, Northern #Sinai.

Foreign Affairs › Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by bidexiii(op): 3:41pm On Jul 13, 2018
The Governer of Northern #Sinai anounced that the sand Barriers & Barracks in all Check points & security forces outposts near the Important Facilities in #Arish city will be removed & replaced with new Improved Barriers (Joesco Barriers).

Foreign Affairs › Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by bidexiii(op): 3:36pm On Jul 13, 2018
#Egyptian army teams will compete in the coming russian international army games 2018 in 6 different competitions :
1- Safe environment
2- Faithful Friend
3- Field Kitchen
4-Clear Sky
5- Military Rally
6- Masters of auto armored vehicles

Foreign Affairs › Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by bidexiii(op): 3:28pm On Jul 13, 2018
iblawi:
Yes population with respect to available land for agricultural purpose. If you guys were wise enough you would have figured why I put the land area in km2 for the two countries under review.

China is 9,596,961 km2 (10x bigger than Nigeria ) and USA is 9,833,520 km2 (also 10x bigger than Nigeria) and they both use modern technology throughout the agriculture value chain.

The country we are comparing are Nigeria and Ethiopia not any first world country.

The population of Nigeria is growing and the available land for farming is shrinking by the day. Land is used for many purposes not farming alone and gradually becoming a scarce resource.

If any of you must reply me please Dont go outside Ethiopia else just assume you are a loser.
You guys are so good in changing & twisting arguments.

Are you been realistic here; what percentage of land is been used for farming in Nigeria.

Population explosion is never a reason that you that have land arable for farming. Which village are you from and when was the last time you visited ... huh There land lying wasted that are not put into good use.

Even that the land you have available are desert area or too cold is never a fact or good reason not to farm on it; some countries are desert/cold region yet they do farming and they export. Nigerian as a lot of land for farming that has not been put into use.


Don't come here and give Fucken figures you got from your dear Google .

In your own mind or brain you think what is coming from you is wise, dude it's pure nonsense .
Foreign Affairs › Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by bidexiii(op): 3:10pm On Jul 13, 2018
Covert1:
Ok now I can't really help you. You are one of them that need rehabilitation. You are d.umb you can't even breathe your own delusions. You write rubbish and accuse your educator.

So you think u can brazenly turn history on it's head. The main reason it withdrew from Somalia apart from that it can't win is because it is the main agent provocateur and a rallying point for the Islamists who saw them as an occupation force owing to historical sensitivities.

Uganda, Burundi and later Kenyan forces did the dirty job of clearing the mess of the Ethiopians which later they came to claim credit for.

Ethiopia did not win any war save to fight the Italians into a war of attrition. I'm appalled at your education. That is why abroad they ask me how some of you get to wear the uniform.


You know nothing about Ethiopia save what you scramble to read now on the internet to come argue with me. You ain't even worthy of my retort. But to show ur st.upidity have u even asked to know how that country survives...this is a country that lives on budget aid and suffers bouts of famine and u think online massaging is what makes them great. Do you know Kenya is acknowledged as the regional power in their backyard. You know nothing. Now scurry back to the internet or provoke me more to put more eggs on your face.
You sit there and type shit ; Ethiopia did not win any war.

And please leave the uniform out of these, they are better informed than you do. With all the books you claim you have read, you are no difference to primary school student who hasn't read beyond its confines.
Foreign Affairs › Re: African Militaries/ Security Services Strictly Photos Only And Videos Thread by bidexiii: 2:59pm On Jul 13, 2018
iblawi:
Am tired of your dullness.

Now you know the difference between online transaction and mobile money (m-pesa) used in Kenya. Thanks to me.

50% of mobile money transaction all over the world happens in Kenya and M-pesa have only 17 million registered user. Now tell us if they have better banks than south Africa, Egypt, Nigeria, etc.


https://www.google.com.ng/search?redir_esc=&client=ms-android-infinix&hl=en-GB&oe=utf-8&safe=images&q=why+kenya+is+a+leader+in+mobile+money+systems&source=android-browser-suggest&qsubts=1531488378687&devloc=0




It is not my headache if you refuse to be dull.
These was your quote; " Go look leading European countries and tell us how well they use mobile money. Please look up the difference between mobile money and online banking ..."

So it was bad banking infrastructure that lead to the mobile banking... you lack simple common sense.
Am repeating it again it takes more than having good banking infrastructure and competent technical know-how to successfully run mobile money/Internet banking.

Am done with dummy like you, it's pointless arguing with you garbage points.
Foreign Affairs › Re: African Militaries/ Security Services Strictly Photos Only And Videos Thread by bidexiii: 2:53pm On Jul 13, 2018
@iblawi

Now talking of spitting shit and displaying foolishness; here are some of your comments, sometimes someone need to fold there arms and pretend you don't see such post undecided

Actually, some French men were arrested while supplying boko haram with weapons but that was when the conflict was really hot. Most of the sponsors then too were locals.


During the civil war, France also supported the Biafrans.

These are some of the reasons Nigerians don't really feel comfortable with France and their puppets (Chad and Cameroon).



It seems you have another mission.

Am not saying there are no local sponsors of boko haram. all am saying is they received significant help from France using our neighbouring countries.

Several French men were arrested in Cameroon and Nigeria in connection with their support for this group and France did everything possible to make sure they were not tried control of the lake chad basin
. Chad and Niger republic already discovered oil there. Same way France supported Cameroon over bakasi peninsula because of oil.

Who told you that Nigerians dint feel comfortable France yet they have oil and gas companies/installations in Nigeria, few days ago there president was given a warm welcomed here in Nigerian at the shrine. Many artistes, celebrities and governor/officials where there.

Was even welcomed by Mr president & CDS

Where do you get these shit from; rumours......

You just sit there at the corner of your room or place or work and beginning to type rubbish.
Foreign Affairs › Re: African Militaries/ Security Services Strictly Photos Only And Videos Thread by bidexiii: 2:33pm On Jul 13, 2018
iblawi:
You just showed the world you have brain problem.

Go look at what created the need for mobile money in kenya. Mobile money grew in Kenya because of poor and inadequate banking infrastructure. You keep typing shit you know nothing about.

Go look leading European countries and tell us how well they use mobile money. Please look up the difference between mobile money and online banking before you start looking foolish.

You better just focus on military related material before you embarrass yourself.
All what you know is only; "BEFORE YOU EMBARRASS YOURSELF". his that anything left in that spunky head.

Now let me enlighten you, we are in a jet age and you have to look beyond your Arizon, we know few things apart from military grin

From your nonsense you spit, you claim to know about banking system. Let's put your Spunky brain to test.

Someone please tell us the difference between mobile money and online banking huh Am 100 % sure you don't know jack shit about cool

Mobile money and Internet banking as little or slight difference; go check Google as always helped people like you.

Now it takes more than having proper banking infrastructure and technological know-how to operate either both and to be a pioneer in such sector .

Now we can't talk about mobile money without Internet banking they both go together vise-versa.

INTERNET BANKING; a method of banking in which transactions are conducted electronically via the Internet.

MOBILE MONEY; Mobile money is an electronic wallet service. This is available in many countries and allows users to store, send, and receive money using their mobile phone. The safe and easy electronic payments make Mobile money a popular alternative to bank accounts. It can be used on both smartphones and basic feature phones.

Difference ; one is making use of mobile device while the other is via electronic medium.

Similarities; they both make use of Internet,some cases SMS and both makes use of electronics/electronic medium.

You better equip that ur brain .... you think you spitting to some JJC like you embarassed embarassed
Foreign Affairs › Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by bidexiii(op): 1:53pm On Jul 13, 2018
#AFSF
#COIN

Foreign Affairs › Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by bidexiii(op): 1:49pm On Jul 13, 2018
jakeporeshenko:
hahaha you're the one embarrassing yourself here China has the largest population in the world but is the world top exporter, in fact your larg population is an advantage to be used as labor.

Top 3 exporting nations in the world (China, Japan’s and USA) all have larger populations that Nigeria.
Don't mind the dude; let him continue to display his ignorance.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by bidexiii(op): 1:46pm On Jul 13, 2018
Covert1:
Lol! Even more claims. Oh so now Nigeria is even ridiculed for kitting her soldiers better than Ethiopia'. If we don't you complain, we do you complain, haba! Nigerians! I can't help you Bidexiii! If you can compare a rag-tag army to that of Nigeria then you've lost it.

The Ethiopian army we know throws men into combat without the minimum of body armour etc. Feeding and morale is low and yet you come to rant weaponry they produce. A fit soldier is more likely to come out first from the bush than a hungry one—I'll leave it there.
[b]
This Ethiopia with all of Bidexiii's superlatives in modern times struggled with the nation state of Somalia, could not defeat Somalia's Islamic courts now Alshabaab, could not defeat repressive Eritrea, has not been able to contain all the numerous rebellions within it's own territory [/b]and has now all but capitulated with it's new Prime Minister who knows Ethiopia lacks the capacity to win these wars. Yet here is and am ashamed to say a Nigerian officer telling us they are one of the best because that perception persists from it's wars with fascist Italy. Oh gosh! Who can help him!

Meanwhile Nigeria with all it's corruption and evils he shouts for all to hear has contained it's internal rebellions and defeated most from Biafra to Adaka Boro's successors to Boko Haram to external conflicts in Sierra Leone, Liberia and Gambia and the list goes on and on. In all these situations Abuja's monopoly of violence has ensured the status quo exists on it's own terms. It even annexed the Bakassi peninsula for a time and left on it's terms. If that's not a real Power I don't know what is.

Again, even today Ethiopia is a second rate power compared to Nigeria. Period.
Dude you love arguing out of context.

Can't you read and digest simple English, kitting your soldiers with fancy gears does not make you win wars or battles.

Saudi Arabia is a very good example of been kitted and better equipped, yet there butts are been kicked in Yemen. They leave behind millions of dollars worth of hardwares & equipment behind and run for there dear lives grin grin

The NA is a very experience army and also doing well in the area of COIN, and as dealt well with many internal conflicts despite many shot comings. Am not arguing that and I never under rated the NA.

My Point was clear you can't compare the NA with EA, likewise the private/government owned defense industry. Those are my claims even till now.

Now talking about the Ethiopia and Eritrea conflict; I don't know where you got your source from; they are all false ! According to a ruling by an international commission in The Hague, Eritrea broke international law and triggered the war by invading Ethiopia. At the end of the war, Ethiopia held all of the disputed territory and had advanced into Eritrea kicking there button like we did to the Chadian.

Dude are you formulating lies to back up your claims, everyone is not a dummy like you are undecided


On the Alshabab conflicts;

If I was the president of Ethopia I would do the same , call me names or say anything. I wouldn't give a Bleep, what's in the fight for Ethopia when Alshabab is not occupying any territory in there land.

So the president withdraw all troops; do you know what resources and capital it takes to fight a war outside your border huh It's was bleeding Them dry.

The Ethiopian army where very instrumental in pushing alshabab out of some major towns in Somalia, when they started withdrawing over 4000 of there troops from those towns immediately Alshabab began taking over those towns again.

They recast there dice and they saw the war was never got to end. Simple as ABC.

Go check your facts Ethopia as a history of been Victor's in war, even against the white like wise Nigeria has its own.

Never you come here and spit rubbish of what you don't know.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by bidexiii(op): 1:08pm On Jul 13, 2018
iblawi:
I didn't ask you to complain. I just wanted you to know Nigeria is the largest producer of many agricultural produce.

I wanted to educate you on simple thing you should have known.

Nigeria's population is currently estimated at 192 million with a land area of just 923,768km2 and Ethiopia with population of 102 million and land area of 1,104,300km2.

Is the difference in population enough to tell you why we can't export? The market for those goods is right here in Nigeria.

You better post on topic before you foolishly embarrass yourself.
So population is a factor that wouldn't make you to export the more. A typical black mentality is what you've got in your spunky head.

Other countries of the world with big population use it as an advantage, what a "school of thought".

Henry come and carry your boy oh..... grin grin grin

The market is not here; you dont help your economy when tou only grow or produve for tour populates, you increase you GDP by exporting them since you have enough population to farm/produce. By so doing you are growing your economy.

Dude your brain is so shallow that you are not thinking out of the box.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by bidexiii(op): 12:06pm On Jul 13, 2018
jln115:
Was......http://ewn.co.za/2018/06/06/saa-sits-on-5th-spot-of-world-s-best-airlines

Although we will have to wait for Skytrax 2018 awards before we can truly say.
Wow......your link is something else grin where do they get there report from.

What I know is Ethiopian airlines have always kept there standard over the years. Em
Foreign Affairs › Re: African Militaries/ Security Services Strictly Photos Only And Videos Thread by bidexiii: 12:03pm On Jul 13, 2018
Covert1:
God bless you Iblawi!

You might want to know if lionel is even Nigerian. He hasn´t answered that question @ Bidexiii. I might just tell you what I know but lets just watch the drama. Characters duplicating themselves here think we are not the wiser. Fake news has been existing Trump only gave it the name.
Dude stop being an asshole, would you. Tax wink
Foreign Affairs › Re: African Militaries/ Security Services Strictly Photos Only And Videos Thread by bidexiii: 12:00pm On Jul 13, 2018
iblawi:
This is exactly the shit that happens today. People like Lionel4power that see no good in their country go online to type shit and post only bad info about there country.

A stupid Nigerian too when online to open a thread on nairaland claiming Kenya was better than Nigeria in all aspects. They even argued to the extent that Kenyan entertainment industry was better than Nigeria entertainment industries. Kenyan banks are better than Nigerian banks even though Nigerian banks are buying Kenyan banks.

Another stupid fool when online claiming Rwanda was better than Nigeria because Volkswagen just open a new plant which is the first automobile assembly plant in the country. The fool didn't know Nigeria already have over 8 car assembly and manufacturing plant.

Now someone is claiming Nigeria have never been the largest economy in Africa and is still not the largest. Am not expecting anything more than support from people like lionel4power. I've never seen any post from him in support of this country even if they are false.


Today Sudan and Ethiopia have better industries than Nigeria


Tomorrow Kenya have better industries because they just built a drone.

When stupid information like this is what other see from Nigerians, who do you expect to say it a lie.

He just brought another claiming Nigerian is not among the list of innovative countries. Without asking for the metrics used to arrive at that conclusion he already believed but if I come out with counter claims he will start asking how? He forgot some people ignorantly wrote that the same way he does.

Keep killing your country online with your ignorance because you're trying to claim Mr I too know.
Dude right here seriously has a brain damage , you suddenly come here and start ranting pointless fact that do not exist. And everyone just looking like... what huhYet you call people stupid...really.

One of the things I know is Kenya banking industry is far ahead of us. Kenya is pioneering online Banking in Africa, guess what they are the 1st.

If you want to talk of rich banks in Africa, yeah Nigeria will be on of the top list, probably we have the highest numbers of billionaires and corrupt leaders/embezzled money indirectly in the banking system. It does not mean we have a better banking system than Kenya.

If you like start abusing, it doesn't change the fact. Until late Nigerians like you change your mindset and being over patriotic... cool
Foreign Affairs › Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by bidexiii(op): 11:43am On Jul 13, 2018
iblawi:
Do you really want us to start comparing industries between the two countries? I thought this was just about defence industries. Why are we seeing garment and shoe, plastic, etc. Am really sure you won't want to go there.
You guys where the one who diverted.

If you really want to start, well game on. The facts are there that these guys are doing well more than us in defence wise.

Dude it's a simple logic and common sense. Ethiopia's defense budget is always more than Nigeria and they are investing in the right places.

Years of military rule, corrupt leaders and still corrupt top brass is killing the armed forces.

Let's talk about private defence industry between both nationa in context.

How many private defense companies do we have in Nigeria and let's compare with Ethiopia huh

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